Insidious-Video Review
[jwplayer mediaid=”7361″] Yes, it’s true, it’s the newest non-Saw film from James Wan and Leigh Whannell, and the buzz from the picky, informed Toronto International
March 31, 2011
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[jwplayer mediaid=”7361″] Yes, it’s true, it’s the newest non-Saw film from James Wan and Leigh Whannell, and the buzz from the picky, informed Toronto International
[jwplayer mediaid=”7356″] Duncan Jones keeps the action on Earth for his follow-up to his beloved, near-perfect debut, Moon. Though he’s partnered with a major studio
[jwplayer mediaid=”7348″] Your Entertainment Ticket totally get Russell Brand as a comedian, but we’re not sold on his on-screen manifestations to date — though he
[jwplayer mediaid=”7078″] In Los Angeles, Mickey Haller (McConaughey) is a criminal defense attorney who operates out of the back seat of his Lincoln Town Car.
[jwplayer mediaid=”7073″] Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead) reunite for the comedy adventure Paul as two sci-fi geeks whose pilgrimage
[jwplayer mediaid=”7067″] Alan Glynn’s debut novel shoots onto the big screen courtesy of director Neil Burger (The Illusionist), who surprisingly didn’t write the screenplay —
[jwplayer mediaid=”6947″] Seth Green has top billing in the new animated Disney movie “Mars Needs Moms,” opening this Friday, however, moviegoers won’t actually hear the
[jwplayer mediaid=”6915″] As a full-scale alien invasion threatens the Earth, in Los Angeles, a veteran Marine staff sergeant (Eckhart) leads his new platoon into battle
[jwplayer mediaid=”6906″] Yes, yes, this is familiar territory for Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke — right down to the love triangle central to the plot —
[jwplayer mediaid=”6833″] Ed Helms just invented a new genre, the Midwestern. Ed Helms, Anne Heche, John C. Riley and Isiah Whitlock Jr. take you on